THE desire to live a life that somehow has significance – to be a valued member of society, to do meaningful work and to do those things with dignity – is perhaps one of the most profound of human needs.
However, when people do not feel that they have the freedom to flourish, they can feel a strong sense of grievance. The source of such grievances can include the perception that one suffers illegitimate inequality, is deprived relative to other groups, and is a target of discrimination.
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